HTML Tidy is an excellent utility that formats, checks and tidies up HTML code.  This was developed by Dave Raggett and has been integrated into UltraEdit.  More information on HTML Tidy may be found at: http:// tidy.sourceforge.net/.

HTML Tidy may also be invoked by pressing the HTML Tidy button in the Tools toolbar and this will present the HTML Tidy dialog:

To define a new config file, type the path to the file in the Configuration text field or press the "..." button to browse to the file you wish to use.  Please note that this file must actually exist - specifying a config file that doesn't exist will cause an error when the parse is executed.

Pressing the Return button on the keyboard will save the specified path.  Pressing the Options button will present the HTML Tidy options dialog.  For a summary of the configuration options available for HTML Tidy please see http://tidy.sourceforge.net/docs/quickref.html.

When HTML Tidy is run from the Format menu or by pressing the Parse button in the HTML Tidy dialog, the active document will be saved and HTML Tidy will parse the file.  The output window will be used to display any errors or warnings that are found.  Double clicking on line with the error or warning in the output window will position the cursor to the appropriate line in the file.

If Generate "tidy" document is selected in the HTML Tidy dialog, HTML Tidy will generate a corrected version of the active file and UltraEdit will display this in a new file/window titled "** HTML Tidy Output **".  A new  "** HTML Tidy Output **" file will be created each time HTML Tidy is used.  If this is selected and Write-back is selected as well, the output would be written back to the original file window, but the changes aren't saved until the modified file is saved.  If neither Write-back nor  Generate "tidy" document are selected no output will be created from the HTML Tidy process.